You are not only talented teacher but you are a linguistic and phonetics expert also . I like your smiled face , teaching methods and your deep study . Congratulations for your wonderful teaching style .
I'm very happy and I also thankful to you for making the video on this lesson about silent words. You are a great teacher of English and you teaching methods is fantastic. I'm extremely happy after watching this video.❤❤❤
Absolutely agree ,though it depends on a person who chooses a suitable tuitor for himself. For me Max is splendid, professional, comprehensible . I believe I 'll enhance my English vocabulary watching Max's lessons.Thank you👍👍👍
I have been studying English for many years, I just came across your video today. It makes English much easier and more enjoyable for me. Thank you for sharing this video.
Dear Max, since I started to review my forgotten English grammar, I feel how easy and enjoyable it is . It's just being with and along with you. Meanwhile I like to be corrected wherever I have mistaken in writing or grammar. ✌
Learning became my love and one thing I learned and it cannot ever be forgotten by anyone who wishes to learn it better and able to be fluent in it, even the natural English speaking countries we must learn and be aware of these things mentioned in your topic of pronunciation, which I loved. There are the areas typical pronunciation and old English ”slangs’ . Many of the mentioned pronunciations mentioned here have a different pronunciation due to low learning level or because of the old use still in habit. My many old and classic books reading really helped me see how the words where spelled and pronounced in a totally different way. And I really learned that the dictionaries are some of the wonderful teachers in my private reviewing and as a translator in finding the best words to be used in the translation meaning. Amazing how languages have their history and how it has changed, how languages are affected in other languages ...so many things that affect the languages. I loved your video, my first English started with British language and I loved it, loved your voice as well, very clear and good sound🥰🤗
Hello Max , I pay thank for this video because before listing to your , I have no complete idea about the word to pronounce but now after listing your that video I am so thankful to I can speak well and correct and in public I'll be more confident than before , again thanks to you with blessing . you are doing a good job , especially for us who are not native , we are foreigners and English language is compulsory for us , we always have difficulties to speak and you are resolving and promoting us thanks
You are a wonderful teacher. Luckily, I stumbled upon your classes! My grandchildren were born overseas (Indonesia) and their mom is a non-native speaker. The Pandemic brought them home. At their K-6 “International” English school the teachers (bless their sweet hearts) did not have full command of the idiosyncrasies of our complicated language. The girls are preteens and have a million questions.. is it scent or cent? Why? They are little sponges..and are fine. Mom is brilliant.. you will take her to the next level. Thank you!
This is indeed epic, Max. I can’t believe how many times I mispronounced raspberry. Luckily I don’t use the words climber and heir often because I didn’t know about these two either. Thank you! ☺️
@@EnglishwithMax i have a doubt. Isn't it different 'from' the German and French words..? I've often seen you use the preposition 'to' instead of 'from' after 'different' Pls clarify 😊😊
@@EnglishwithMax • You should! Teachers like you Deserve prizes on top of prizes Not dimension The Novel Prize 📕 And I mean it 👩🏫 You Did An Excellent Job! 👍 Posdate: Nowadays people get prizes for no reason at all. Whereas those who really deserves it like you. Don't. It's a shame 😟 U R Nice, so Beautiful and intelligent 📚 U R A Brilliant woman (Mind) Walking 🚶♀️
For centuriez, dhear hav been moovments to refórm dhe spelling ov dhe Inglish languige. Such spelling refórm seeks to change Inglish orthografi so dhat it iz mor consístent, machiz pronunciátion better, and followz dhe alfabétic principel. Common motivz for spelling refórm inclúd making lerning quikker, making lerning cheeper, and making Inglish mor useful az an international auxiliari languige. Refórm propósalz vari in termz ov dhe depth ov dhe linguístic changiz and bi dhear implementátionz. In termz ov riting sistemz, most spelling refórm propósals ar moderat; dhei use dhe traditional Inglish alfabet, tri to manetéin dhe familiar shapes ov werdz, and tri to manetéin common convéntionz (such az silent e). Mor radical propósalz invólv adding or remóoving letterz or simbolz or even creáting neu alfabets. Som refórmerz prefér a gradual change ímplementid in stagiz, while odherz favor an imediat and total refórm for aul. Som exámpelz ov mi propósal: feer (fear); thru (through); dho (though); thaut (thought); thoro (thorough, /ˈθʌɹəʊ/); thora (thorough, /ˈθʌɹə/); tuf (tough); trof (trough, /tɹɒf/); trauf (trough, /tɹɔf/); plou (plough); bow (bow, /bəʊ/); bou (bow, /baʊ/); beri (bury); Lester (Leicester), heffer (heifer); hed (head); evri (every /ˈevɹi/); evveri /ˈevəɹi/); fone (phone); protest (noun); protést (verb); won (one); too (two); for (four); sevven (seven); eit (eight); ilévven (eleven); twelv (twelve); nite (night); nife (knife); gowst (ghost); nou (now); werk (work); lov (love); moov (move); dout (doubt); butiful (beautiful); pritti (pretty); Woostersher (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃə(ɹ)/); Woostershir (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃɪə(ɹ)/); suttel (subtle); littel (little); gowld (gold); guet (get); bild (build); desert (desert, /ˈdezə(ɹ)t/; desért (desert, /dɪˈzɜː(ɹ)t/); extasi (ecstasy); sicologi (psychology); bak (back); hart (heart); bool (bull), lam (lamb); luk (luc); guerl (girl); etc.
For centuriez, dhear hav been moovments to refórm dhe spelling ov dhe Inglish languige. Such spelling refórm seeks to change Inglish orthografi so dhat it iz mor consístent, machiz pronunciátion better, and followz dhe alfabétic principel. Common motivz for spelling refórm inclúd making lerning quikker, making lerning cheeper, and making Inglish mor useful az an international auxiliari languige. Refórm propósalz vari in termz ov dhe depth ov dhe linguístic changiz and bi dhear implementátionz. In termz ov riting sistemz, most spelling refórm propósals ar moderat; dhei use dhe traditional Inglish alfabet, tri to manetéin dhe familiar shapes ov werdz, and tri to manetéin common convéntionz (such az silent e). Mor radical propósalz invólv adding or remóoving letterz or simbolz or even creáting neu alfabets. Som refórmerz prefér a gradual change ímplementid in stagiz, while odherz favor an imediat and total refórm for aul. Som exámpelz ov mi propósal: feer (fear); thru (through); dho (though); thaut (thought); thoro (thorough, /ˈθʌɹəʊ/); thora (thorough, /ˈθʌɹə/); tuf (tough); trof (trough, /tɹɒf/); trauf (trough, /tɹɔf/); plou (plough); bow (bow, /bəʊ/); bou (bow, /baʊ/); beri (bury); Lester (Leicester), heffer (heifer); hed (head); evri (every /ˈevɹi/); evveri /ˈevəɹi/); fone (phone); protest (noun); protést (verb); won (one); too (two); for (four); sevven (seven); eit (eight); ilévven (eleven); twelv (twelve); nite (night); nife (knife); gowst (ghost); nou (now); werk (work); lov (love); moov (move); dout (doubt); butiful (beautiful); pritti (pretty); Woostersher (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃə(ɹ)/); Woostershir (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃɪə(ɹ)/); suttel (subtle); littel (little); gowld (gold); guet (get); bild (build); desert (desert, /ˈdezə(ɹ)t/; desért (desert, /dɪˈzɜː(ɹ)t/); extasi (ecstasy); sicologi (psychology); bak (back); hart (heart); bool (bull), lam (lamb); luk (luc); guerl (girl); etc.
Hello Max, my respect for this wonderful video - all I need now is to find some aspirin and a pdf version 🤯 I need time to memorize all this information (yes, I'm slow). Good job !
Instead of the concept of silent letters, one can use the concept of spellings that correspond to each sound. One can list all the possible spellings that correspond to each sound. The Random House unabridged dictionary has such complete lists.
Hi Max! How good you're back! And you look great! You've got younger, 5 years younger than in the last video! If I didn't know, I'd say you were 18 or 19! Thank you so much for this awesome, fantastic, magnific video!
Превосходно! Awesome! She explained every silent letter in the words perfectly well! Thank you so much, dear teacher! Great respect to you. I think we all appreciate your helpful lesson on this theme.
Thank you very much dear Ms. Max, I would like to follow all your lessons. You are a good teacher. I like your teaching style. I enjoyed and tested my English level in lesson of ( your English level test).
@@EnglishwithMax • Thanks you For Replying 👍 Now I'm watching the 2nd Video Called The 50 Idioms! I just learned what - the Benefit of the doubt is - thanks to you again! I always wanted to know what it meant. Max 📚 ❓Have you red my other comment yet! It's in this video too. I let you know where it is an a minute... I just found out you'd jus red it.📚 👍
What a great teacher you are! Your pronunciations are quite clear. When I hear your lectures , I feel as if l were hearing from an Indian Versaille person.Truly, I have become a great fan of your style of teaching imparted so brilliantly and sincerely.I would like to thank you whole heartedly for honest and worthy duties discharged so patiently and faithfully.God blessyouwitha longhappy life and greatsuccess!
Thanks alot for helping dear You're really an amazing teacher in all over the earth , once again thank you so much May God enlarge your territory and bless you with unexpectable blessing.
every english begining should know about this silent letters and will learn faster and much easier I TRY TO PRONOUNCE the silent letters and is very hard now is easy thanks gracias!!
Hello, Max! You are always brilliant, especially when it comes to your choices for topics to approach. That was such a thorough lesson witch made me know new words and specific details over different accents which I did not know till then. Thanks and, please, keep up your excellent work!
Max, you are so awesome. Wonder how I couldn't discover your channel. I was filling pity to pronounce this words wrongly. You saved my life, I am forever in your debt. I never know debt and sandwich especially.
Heartiest congratulations, Mam! It's a very useful and informative session for every learner. Fantastic and fabulous! Please go on sending such videos related with English language, grammar, language skills, pronunciations and vocabulary. Thank you very much, Mam. With Warm Regards. Yours sincerely, Yashwant Dhage.
As a neurolinguist applying my clinical application to stoke patients and multilingual tourism, I'm fascinated by Max and her pursuit to keep the spectrum of language alive spanning cultural references and dialects. Max, your enthusiasm, perseverance, and diligence are MUCH appreciated in the Linguistic world. Also, your presentations are charming and you have a curious attraction to each of your videos (you're a stunner! :) Howdy from Houston, Max!
This what I have been looking for soo long.... Thnx a lot I always curious about the silent word.. I've been questioning my self about it for soo long.. And now 1 came across this,and it made english much easier for me... Thnx a lot"😊
Can you think of any other words with silent letters?
*Let's see who can get the most!* 😄
Silent Letter I:
Parliament.
Silent Letter K:
Knack, Knead, Kneel, Knew, Knickers, Knitting, Knob, Knock, Knowledge, Knuckle.
Silent Letter L:
Could, Folk, Salmon, Should, Would, Yolk.
Silent Letter P:
Pseudo, Psychotherapy, Psychotic.
Silent Letter S:
Patios.
You are not only talented teacher but you are a linguistic and phonetics expert also . I like your smiled face , teaching methods and your deep study . Congratulations for your wonderful teaching style .
I'm very happy and I also thankful to you for making the video on this lesson about silent words.
You are a great teacher of English and you teaching methods is fantastic.
I'm extremely happy after watching this video.❤❤❤
Max, I must say that you are one of the best teacher of English in the world. My uncountable and unmeasured thanks to you.
You're very kind 🙏
Wow
Absolutely agree ,though it depends on a person who chooses a suitable tuitor for himself. For me Max is splendid, professional, comprehensible . I believe I 'll enhance my English vocabulary watching Max's lessons.Thank you👍👍👍
I also agree . from INDIA
Hi, Khushi. Thank you for support. Best wishes from Moscow.
Best video for learning silent letters
Many thanks :)
I have been studying English for many years, I just came across your video today. It makes English much easier and more enjoyable for me. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thank you for watching!
Oi mate! You used a comma when you shoulda used a semicolon.
yeah it really does.
thank you
@@lennydowntown9376q PP
Dear Max I followed many teachers on you tube , I swear you are one of the best .
Oh, thank you so much!
Dear Max, since I started to review my forgotten English grammar, I feel how easy and enjoyable it is . It's just being with and along with you. Meanwhile I like to be corrected wherever I have mistaken in writing or grammar. ✌
Max, thank you for your distinct pronunciation. Foreigners appreciate it very much.
Learning became my love and one thing I learned and it cannot ever be forgotten by anyone who wishes to learn it better and able to be fluent in it, even the natural English speaking countries we must learn and be aware of these things mentioned in your topic of pronunciation, which I loved. There are the areas typical pronunciation and old English ”slangs’ . Many of the mentioned pronunciations mentioned here have a different pronunciation due to low learning level or because of the old use still in habit. My many old and classic books reading really helped me see how the words where spelled and pronounced in a totally different way. And I really learned that the dictionaries are some of the wonderful teachers in my private reviewing and as a translator in finding the best words to be used in the translation meaning. Amazing how languages have their history and how it has changed, how languages are affected in other languages ...so many things that affect the languages. I loved your video, my first English started with British language and I loved it, loved your voice as well, very clear and good sound🥰🤗
Thank you so much, Ilona! I like your passion. :)
Hello Max ,
I pay thank for this video because before listing to your , I have no complete idea about the word to pronounce but now after listing your that video I am so thankful to I can speak well and correct and in public I'll be more confident than before , again thanks to you with blessing .
you are doing a good job , especially for us who are not native , we are foreigners and English language is compulsory for us , we always have difficulties to speak and you are resolving and promoting us thanks
I'm so glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
You are a wonderful teacher. Luckily, I stumbled upon your classes! My grandchildren were born overseas (Indonesia) and their mom is a non-native speaker. The Pandemic brought them home. At their K-6 “International” English school the teachers (bless their sweet hearts) did not have full command of the idiosyncrasies of our complicated language. The girls are preteens and have a million questions.. is it scent or cent? Why? They are little sponges..and are fine. Mom is brilliant.. you will take her to the next level. Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words :). I'm glad you find my channel helpful.
I wish your grandchildren all the best!
Welcome,
Most of the teachers show this partly for themselves whereas you have discussed A to Z for ourselves.
Thanks a lot.
grateful to you
Happymem
I'm glad it helped!
Welcome
Thank you, you explained wonderfully, one of the difficulties, in the English language
Thanks for watching!
I like your video.Thks
Hi respect u as a teaxher
Hondotta hi you are best teacher
@@Zarinssi13 thank you for the silent letters in english words video
Great! For an Indian learner of English you are a good teacher.
You are a wonderful teacher with a super clearly voice. You speaks not only with your mouth, but with your whole face. Thanks for this lesson!
Greetings from Bangkok. Your lessons and presentations are ones of best English pronunciation teaching around. Thank you so much.
Thank you! 😃
This is indeed epic, Max. I can’t believe how many times I mispronounced raspberry. Luckily I don’t use the words climber and heir often because I didn’t know about these two either. Thank you! ☺️
Hey Rusty! Thanks for watching! Yeah, raspberry's a weird one - it's completely different to the German and French words. :)
@@EnglishwithMax i have a doubt.
Isn't it different 'from' the German and French words..?
I've often seen you use the preposition 'to' instead of 'from' after 'different'
Pls clarify 😊😊
@@abduraoofp7084 You can say either. ;-)
@@EnglishwithMax okay, Thank you😊😊
I have always pronounced Raspberry like Raz-Bair-Ee. Like in the Prince song, Raspberry Beret.
very a useful one....thanks charming teacher
Amazing!
Your teaching method is really beautiful.
Thank you :)
Miss Max, a true mentor
As always, thank you so much for this video. I think this is you longest so far! Hope it gets a million views!
Haha, thanks! Yes, I didn't actually expect it to be quite this long... :)
@@EnglishwithMax •
You should! Teachers like you
Deserve prizes on top of prizes
Not dimension The Novel Prize 📕
And I mean it 👩🏫
You Did An Excellent Job! 👍
Posdate:
Nowadays people get prizes for no
reason at all. Whereas those who
really deserves it like you. Don't.
It's a shame 😟
U R Nice, so Beautiful and intelligent 📚
U R A Brilliant woman (Mind) Walking 🚶♀️
@@juliobasulto3288 You're very kind :)
@@EnglishwithMax vb
She is better teacher than all who i get seen i like your lesson my god bless u
Loving your way of teaching. Simple and clear. I'm impressed by you.
Thank you so much 😊
You're so beautiful and good lecturer! You deserve billion likes and subscribers!
This is a very good lesson and you taught it very clearly.
Thanks a lot teacher...
Even tho i only speak English, I always do find somethings fascinating from watching your videos.
You are such a great teacher. Keep it up!
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much teacher .This lesson help me a lot thanks once again 👍
You're very welcome!
Thanks Max for showing us silent letters, and your teaching style is easy to understand.
For centuriez, dhear hav been moovments to refórm dhe spelling ov dhe Inglish languige. Such spelling refórm seeks to change Inglish orthografi so dhat it iz mor consístent, machiz pronunciátion better, and followz dhe alfabétic principel. Common motivz for spelling refórm inclúd making lerning quikker, making lerning cheeper, and making Inglish mor useful az an international auxiliari languige. Refórm propósalz vari in termz ov dhe depth ov dhe linguístic changiz and bi dhear implementátionz. In termz ov riting sistemz, most spelling refórm propósals ar moderat; dhei use dhe traditional Inglish alfabet, tri to manetéin dhe familiar shapes ov werdz, and tri to manetéin common convéntionz (such az silent e). Mor radical propósalz invólv adding or remóoving letterz or simbolz or even creáting neu alfabets. Som refórmerz prefér a gradual change ímplementid in stagiz, while odherz favor an imediat and total refórm for aul. Som exámpelz ov mi propósal: feer (fear); thru (through); dho (though); thaut (thought); thoro (thorough, /ˈθʌɹəʊ/); thora (thorough, /ˈθʌɹə/); tuf (tough); trof (trough, /tɹɒf/); trauf (trough, /tɹɔf/); plou (plough); bow (bow, /bəʊ/); bou (bow, /baʊ/); beri (bury); Lester (Leicester), heffer (heifer); hed (head); evri (every /ˈevɹi/); evveri /ˈevəɹi/); fone (phone); protest (noun); protést (verb); won (one); too (two); for (four); sevven (seven); eit (eight); ilévven (eleven); twelv (twelve); nite (night); nife (knife); gowst (ghost); nou (now); werk (work); lov (love); moov (move); dout (doubt); butiful (beautiful); pritti (pretty); Woostersher (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃə(ɹ)/); Woostershir (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃɪə(ɹ)/); suttel (subtle); littel (little); gowld (gold); guet (get); bild (build); desert (desert, /ˈdezə(ɹ)t/; desért (desert, /dɪˈzɜː(ɹ)t/); extasi (ecstasy); sicologi (psychology); bak (back); hart (heart); bool (bull), lam (lamb); luk (luc); guerl (girl); etc.
Thank you for the vdeo. I'm using it in my English classes.
I'm flattered! I'm glad it's helpful. :)
Thank you. Some of the words pronunciation did not know.namaste.
This is my first video of Mrs Max. It’s outstanding. I really enjoyed it. Thank you.
Welcome! And thanks for watching!
It was one of the best way of teaching and also a good pronounciation .
It was really helpful.
Thank you! 😃
Tax
You're good 😊 teacher God bless you 👍 Dear
For centuriez, dhear hav been moovments to refórm dhe spelling ov dhe Inglish languige. Such spelling refórm seeks to change Inglish orthografi so dhat it iz mor consístent, machiz pronunciátion better, and followz dhe alfabétic principel. Common motivz for spelling refórm inclúd making lerning quikker, making lerning cheeper, and making Inglish mor useful az an international auxiliari languige. Refórm propósalz vari in termz ov dhe depth ov dhe linguístic changiz and bi dhear implementátionz. In termz ov riting sistemz, most spelling refórm propósals ar moderat; dhei use dhe traditional Inglish alfabet, tri to manetéin dhe familiar shapes ov werdz, and tri to manetéin common convéntionz (such az silent e). Mor radical propósalz invólv adding or remóoving letterz or simbolz or even creáting neu alfabets. Som refórmerz prefér a gradual change ímplementid in stagiz, while odherz favor an imediat and total refórm for aul. Som exámpelz ov mi propósal: feer (fear); thru (through); dho (though); thaut (thought); thoro (thorough, /ˈθʌɹəʊ/); thora (thorough, /ˈθʌɹə/); tuf (tough); trof (trough, /tɹɒf/); trauf (trough, /tɹɔf/); plou (plough); bow (bow, /bəʊ/); bou (bow, /baʊ/); beri (bury); Lester (Leicester), heffer (heifer); hed (head); evri (every /ˈevɹi/); evveri /ˈevəɹi/); fone (phone); protest (noun); protést (verb); won (one); too (two); for (four); sevven (seven); eit (eight); ilévven (eleven); twelv (twelve); nite (night); nife (knife); gowst (ghost); nou (now); werk (work); lov (love); moov (move); dout (doubt); butiful (beautiful); pritti (pretty); Woostersher (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃə(ɹ)/); Woostershir (Worcestershire, /ˈwʊstə(ɹ)ʃɪə(ɹ)/); suttel (subtle); littel (little); gowld (gold); guet (get); bild (build); desert (desert, /ˈdezə(ɹ)t/; desért (desert, /dɪˈzɜː(ɹ)t/); extasi (ecstasy); sicologi (psychology); bak (back); hart (heart); bool (bull), lam (lamb); luk (luc); guerl (girl); etc.
That's exactly what I wanted to know !
Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Miss Max for helping me in my work your the best teacher in grammar I was growing up to learn more English
Oh my god! How I only discovered your channel now! Congratulations! Your channel is great and you are a great teacher! Osmar from Brazil!
Thank you so much!
@@EnglishwithMax You are welcome !!!
very beautiful teacher with meaningful topics.....I wish to have a beautiful teacher like you.
Hello Max, my respect for this wonderful video - all I need now is to find some aspirin and a pdf version 🤯 I need time to memorize all this information (yes, I'm slow). Good job !
Oh why? Are you tired of looking at her face?
I like your way to teach. seguiré sus videos. espero aprender mucho más . Muchas gracias.
Muchas gracias :)
Instead of the concept of silent letters, one can use the concept of spellings that correspond to each sound. One can list all the possible spellings that correspond to each sound. The Random House unabridged dictionary has such complete lists.
It's very useful thank you
Hi Max! How good you're back! And you look great! You've got younger, 5 years younger than in the last video! If I didn't know, I'd say you were 18 or 19!
Thank you so much for this awesome, fantastic, magnific video!
My pleasure!
Haha, I suppose that's not bad seeing as I turned 33 a few days ago. 😆
@@EnglishwithMax you r really great
It is very useful lesson. Your teaching is so good because you tell us the method and not work on word. You tell method. Very nice teacher.
Thank you :)
Отличное видео, красивая диктор! Спасибо!
You're welcome!
Превосходно! Awesome! She explained every silent letter in the words perfectly well! Thank you so much, dear teacher! Great respect to you. I think we all appreciate your helpful lesson on this theme.
@@lyubovpyurbeeva Thank you for watching :).
Thank you very much dear Ms. Max, I would like to follow all your lessons. You are a good teacher. I like your teaching style. I enjoyed and tested my English level in lesson of ( your English level test).
Thank you so much!
Thank you mam., this video really helped me a lot.
Your English lessons are very informative for English learners from other countries. 👍
Really you are the sincere teacher who ever l have met.
Thanks a lot.
✍️ Thank you so much! 📜
You really nailed from start to end!
I've learned a lot today!
Thanks to you 👩🏫 Max 👍
Thank you so much!
@@EnglishwithMax •
Thanks you For Replying 👍
Now I'm watching the 2nd Video
Called The 50 Idioms!
I just learned what - the Benefit of
the doubt is - thanks to you again!
I always wanted to know what it meant.
Max 📚
❓Have you red my other
comment yet!
It's in this video too.
I let you know where it is an a minute...
I just found out you'd jus red it.📚 👍
@@juliobasulto3288 No worries! I'm glad it helped. :)
I am Bangladeshi , I have really benefited to see the rules of silent letters. I hope that you will give more rules
What a great teacher you are! Your pronunciations are quite clear. When I hear your lectures , I feel as if l were hearing from an Indian Versaille person.Truly, I have become a great fan of your style of teaching imparted so brilliantly and sincerely.I would like to thank you whole heartedly for honest and worthy duties discharged so patiently and faithfully.God blessyouwitha longhappy life and greatsuccess!
Thanks alot for helping dear
You're really an amazing teacher in all over the earth , once again thank you so much
May God enlarge your territory and bless you with unexpectable blessing.
Max be blessed for the amazing presention.
Thank you Max for helping people.
It's too good, Talented teacher
Teacher, tell me:
Too good OR very good?
When someone has knowledge; his or her confidence is 100% natural so this video is an example of that. Outstanding work!
So many years speaking English, and I didn't know a lot of these 😆
U are power for me
The best teacher I have ever seen
Very deep & clear explanation of silent letters.
Thanks you ma'am,
Deepak Nagar
From
New Delhi
It's my pleasure
You are the best teacher and prettiest too
Thank you so much for the lesson. I find it tremendous useful. I'll re-watch a few times more to remember the rules. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
every english begining should know about this silent letters and will learn faster and much easier I TRY TO PRONOUNCE the silent letters and is very hard now is easy thanks gracias!!
De nada!
Thank you so much Max, the rules will be extremely helpful for the non native speakers.
My pleasure!
Max a big thanks from me. I live in Australia as well. I think finally I found the right teacher online to improve my English.💗💗💗💗
Welcome to the channel :)
U r amazing.. Thanks for this video
I can understand very well now.
Most welcome 😊
You are really a great teacher. I love you so much my great teacher.
Thank you for your kind words :)
An epic lecture! 🌹 👍 😊 Allah bless you.
Thank you so much for your help 👏👏👏
One of the very important lessons....
Thank you mam....
fall in love with max silent letters
No comment mam , you r real and practical english teacher .
Thank you so much :)
WOW ! An ocean of knowledge !!
Much appreciated. This clip is very useful for many foreigners who want to learn English.
Glad it was helpful!
I love you ❤️💕
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Thank you so much I have been thinking about silent letter and now you clear my all doubts
Hello, Max! You are always brilliant, especially when it comes to your choices for topics to approach. That was such a thorough lesson witch made me know new words and specific details over different accents which I did not know till then. Thanks and, please, keep up your excellent work!
Thank you very much for your kind words, Alexandre :). I'm very glad the video was helpful!
@@EnglishwithMax No doubt, it was.
Thank you for these videos i hope this helps me for my quiz
Thank you so much for such a wonderful lecture, Ms. Max!
Max, you are so awesome. Wonder how I couldn't discover your channel. I was filling pity to pronounce this words wrongly. You saved my life, I am forever in your debt. I never know debt and sandwich especially.
I'm glad it was useful!
finding a youtube channel like yours is like finding a tresor
very very good teacher better than a good dictionary thank you very much
Thank you! 😃
Heartiest congratulations, Mam! It's a very useful and informative session for every learner. Fantastic and fabulous! Please go on sending such videos related with English language, grammar, language skills, pronunciations and vocabulary.
Thank you very much, Mam.
With Warm Regards.
Yours sincerely,
Yashwant Dhage.
Thank you, I'll try!
As a neurolinguist applying my clinical application to stoke patients and multilingual tourism, I'm fascinated by Max and her pursuit to keep the spectrum of language alive spanning cultural references and dialects. Max, your enthusiasm, perseverance, and diligence are MUCH appreciated in the Linguistic world. Also, your presentations are charming and you have a curious attraction to each of your videos (you're a stunner! :) Howdy from Houston, Max!
Could you make clear the case of "finally", I usually hear Americans say with "a" but also sometimes "without a"? Thank you!
A good observation!
You can say it either way. Often when speak quickly they don't pronounce the A.
Thank you for this video , it's helping me a lot to understand better pronounciation
My pleasure!
Mind blowing. So many words with silent letters. It just silenced me.
You are kind in teaching, I wish you were my teacher when I was a student. :)
Thanks a million Max, I loved your class.
Very, very interesting, simple and clear teacher
sounds like "sand witch"😀
Great.Watching your video was so enriching for me in terms of pronunciation of English words that I owe a sense of gratitude to you.
This video is absolutely shocking. So many (easy) words that I have been pronouncing COMPLETELY wrong during a good 15 years...
Really you are so clever. Your pronunciation is clear and the way your explanations is fantastic
Whenever you smile, you look so beautiful coz of dimples on ur cheeks
After watching this video, I could stop myself to write that its really great and i have no words to pay thanks to you.
You are adorable"""
Thank you the best beautiful English teacher I have ever seen
Your teaching is excellent.
You are my favorite teacher...
❤️
You wowed all the listenrs,thanx.
Thanks Madam for your effective English class.
It's my pleasure
your are excellent teacher i like your teaching method
Thank you so much!
This what I have been looking for soo long.... Thnx a lot I always curious about the silent word.. I've been questioning my self about it for soo long.. And now 1 came across this,and it made english much easier for me... Thnx a lot"😊
I'm glad it was helpful!
It's a very nice and talented teacher.